Risks of Partying

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Assess Your Partying Knowledge

Take a step back and assess your knowledge about the risks associated with partying and alcohol consumption. This engaging quiz will help you identify how much you really know about safe drinking practices, the effects of alcohol, and the risks involved.

Test your understanding of binge drinking.
Learn about the signs of alcohol poisoning.
Discover the relationship between alcohol and various health concerns.

11 Questions3 MinutesCreated by DrinkingGuru254

True or False: Students who attend universities with Division 1 sports teams are more likely to drink than their peers at universities without Division 1 teams.

True

False

How many drinks do you need to consume over what amount of time for it to be considered binge drinking?

Men: 4, Women: 3, 2 hours

Men: 3, Women: 2, 1 hour

Men: 5, Women: 4, 2 hours

Men: 8, Women: 6, 3 hours

We know that drinking too much alcohol can kill you because alcohol depresses the central nervous system. What are the likely signs and symptoms of alcohol poisoning?

Sleepy, obnoxious, and uninhibited behaviors

Difficulty walking, confusion, cold clammy skin, irregular breathing

Increased breathing rate, rapid speech, and projectile vomiting

The best way to lessen the effects of a hangover is to:

Eat a big, greasy breakfast

Have another alcoholic drink in the morning

Drink water

Take a hangover pill

What over the counter pain reliever should you not take when drinking?

Tylenol (acetaminophen)

Advil (ibuprofen)

Aleve (naproxen)

True or False: Certain illnesses and/or emotional states, including anxiety and depression, can lead to higher BAC levels and increased impairment.

True

False

True or False: Because men have a higher level of an enzyme called alcohol dehydrogenase they are able to metabolize alcohol faster than women.

True

False

What are the 4 core elements that determine blood alcohol concentration (BAC)?

Height, weight, quantity of alcohol, any medications being taken

Weight, gender, medications, how much food you’ve eaten

Weight, gender, quantity, amount over time

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